UK Parliament Petitions

Public petitions to the UK Government and Parliament — signature counts, government responses and debate outcomes.

16,348 petitions

Allow exemptions for genuine rescue dogs with cropped ears or docked tails.

We call on Parliament to amend the Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Bill to allow exemptions for genuine rescue dogs with cropped ears or docked tails. Exemptions should apply only to registered organisations with proof of

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Retain the 5year ILR route and delay access to public benefits until citizenship

“Do not extend ILR to 10–15 years and require ILR holders to wait until citizenship for benefits.”

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Keep 5yr ILR for refugees and skilled workers with no benefit Restrictions

The government should retain the 5-year ILR pathway for existing refugees and current Skilled Worker visa holders. The new rules should apply only to new arrivals including benefits restriction. Refugees should not be required to wait 20 ye

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Reimburse 5% of NI Contributions for unattainable Dental Care Treatments

Many people like myself have not been able to receive NHS dental treatments for years. Yet the government is still allegedly using National Insurance Contributions to fund them – I refuse to pay for something I do not have access to. I dema

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Keep 5-Year ILR Route for Existing Refugees-Apply New Rules Only to Applicants

We request that the UK Government ensure the newly announced asylum and immigration rules are not applied retrospectively to individuals who already hold refugee status. Refugees are relied on the UK’s previously published rules, including

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For Existing Care Workers Keep 5-year ILR and Apply New Rules To New Migrants

For skilled care workers already residing in the country, new regulations should not be applied. A commitment was made to them regarding a five-year Indefinite Leave to Remain, and new rules should not be implemented retrospectively.

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People who already have a refugee status

The speech of Home Secretary put many people in stress ..where she mentioned people refugee going to get ilr in 20 years. Its totally unfair unjustified Many refugee see UK as a new home and working hard to build their future in this cou

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Keep 5 years route of ILR for refugees already granted Asylum

The Government should not apply these new rules on refugees who are already here in the uk and have been granted asylum and are on the route to ILR.They should look into this.

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Exempt Refugees from the 10-Year Settlement Requirement and Reinstate the 5-Year

We urge the UK to exempt refugees from the 10-year settlement rule, restore the fair 5-year route, and improve fingerprint/data-sharing agreements to manage irregular migration without harming genuine refugees.

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Petition greensand’s trust to prevent rushmere bikepark jump zone closure.

Rushmere Jump Zone shouldn’t close because it brings joy, helps people learn to ride safely, and creates a friendly community. It’s a place where riders build confidence, improve skills, and make lasting friendships. Closing it would take a

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Recognise Care Workers as Essential and Grant ILR After 5 Years of Service

We ask the Government to grant Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) after 5 years of continuous service for overseas care workers in qualifying social-care roles,. We are not seeking public funds; we are seeking stability, dignity, and recognit

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Do not apply new settlement rules retrospectively to recognised refugees

Introduce clear transitional protections so that refugees already granted status, or already on a pathway to settlement, are allowed to continue under the rules that applied when they first received protection.

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Ammend direct payments to enable carers who live with their relatives payment.

Ammend the policy for direct payments to allow carers who live with their relatives to receive direct payment wages. Care provision from live in relatives is a working service to the relative, often throughout the day and night. Live in

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Keep the current 5-year route to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) for refugees

​Keep the clear 5-year route to ILR for everyone who receives protection in the UK. This must cover people currently waiting for an asylum decision and those already granted refugee status or humanitarian protection. Do not introduce longer

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Allow legal asylum seekers to apply for ILR after 5 years in the UK

We ask the Government to create a 5-year ILR route for legal asylum seekers who entered the UK lawfully and have been living here legally while their asylum claims are pending.

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Keep the 5-year route to settlement for refugees and humanitarian protection

We ask the Government to maintain the current 5-year route to settlement for refugees and people granted humanitarian protection, and not extend it to 10 years. This ensures stability, fairness, and consistency for individuals who built the

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Maintaining the permanent residence path for refugees with residence for 5 years

Ensuring permanent residency after five years of continuous legal residence is a fundamental pillar of psychological, social, and economic stability for refugees, enabling them to integrate effectively and contribute to society.

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The 5 years ILR route for existing skilled workers shouldn't change.

Extending ILR to 10 years unfairly impacts Skilled Worker visa holders who planned around 5-year rules. Keep 5-year route, require financial independence for new ILR holders before benefits access. This ensures fairness and maintains immigr

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“Apply New ILR Rules Only to Future Arrivals, Not Current Residents”

We want the Government to allow asylum seekers and their families who are already living in the UK to remain on the current 5-year route to Indefinite Leave to Remain. Any new settlement rules, including a proposed 10-year ILR route, should

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Fair and Equal Access to ILR for All Legal Immigrants in the United Kingdom

We ask the Government to immediately confirm that the retention of the 5-year continuous residence requirement for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) for all legal immigrants is a safeguard for the fundamental human right to a stable private

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Keep the 5 years route to refugees, we can’t go back to uncertainty.

Please keep the 5-year settlement route for refugees who already have status. We survived trauma and years of uncertainty to finally feel safe. Don’t push us back into fear with longer routes. If rules change, they must not be applied to th

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Stop Retrospective Immigration Changes – Apply New Rules Only to Future Arrivals

We call on the Government to apply new immigration rules only to future arrivals. Applying them retrospectively breaches trust, violates legitimate expectations, is cruel to those already on their route to settlement, and conflicts with ECH

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Change the 15 years period to 5 years for healthcare workers to obtain ILR.

We healthcare workers request the honourable parliament of the UK to reconsider the new changes announced on 20th November regarding Earned Settlement, especially about 15 years route towards settlement for Healthcare workers.

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Do Not Punish Legal, Tax-Paying Migrants with a 10-Year ILR Rule

We want the Government to keep the ILR qualifying period at 5 years for migrants who arrived legally under routes that currently lead to settlement. Any change to a 10-year rule should apply only to new arrivals, not to people already livin

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Petition Against Retrospective Implementation of ILR on Skilled Worker Visas

I request the Government to stop ILR changes from applying retrospectively. Current Skilled Worker visa holders should keep the ILR pathway they were promised to, with any new rules applying only to future applicants to ensure fairness and

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